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hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. allen and liz are off tonight. an upbeat governor brown laid out an optimistic vision of california's future in his annual state of the state. >> california's back, its budget is balanced and we're on the move. >> his live within our means message went over well with republicans. but cbs 5 reporter phil matier tells us that doesn't mean he won't face a few fights. >> reporter: whether it's not having enough money or don't know how to spend what you have, there's bound to be a tug of war but today, governor brown laid out his vision of where the money should go and it's classic governor brown. >> great state of california, the honorable edmond brown, jr. >> reporter: he invoked everything from the bible to the little engine that could but as messages go governor jerry brown's state of the state address was pretty much about one thing. >> living within our means and not spending while we don't have. the people have given us seven years of extra taxes. let us follow the wisdom of joseph, pay down our debts, and stor

her, in the coat and dress, made by american designer thom browne. i actually spoke to him today. he said, you know, in moments like this you really are at a loss for words. but what a beautiful sight. she's wearing a j crew belt, j crew gloves. she wore j crew shoes. a reed krakoff cardigan. >> she's shopping her closet. >> a remarkable statement to make for this important moment. >> i think it's what's great about this, you see michelle obama's style evolving over the years. in the thom browne, very tailored, traditional. a little bit a quiet look. what i love is maybe not every american woman has access to a beautiful custom made thom browne piece but they have access to the accessories. the j crew gloves. the j crew belt. a lot of woman look to her for fashion inspiration. she's very democratic about her style and people can access that. >> i think what's interesting about what happened with michelle obama today that's getting sort of a lot of chatter online is that she changed her shoes. she started out wearing j crew shoes. she changed into these custom made blue suede boots by

. thank you. >> 11:39 is the time. still ahead, chris brown accused of being involved in another fight. we're cooking chicken wings. one of the most popular finger foods on super bowl sunday. >>> you're watching news 4 midday. >> chris brown is under investigation for assault. he apparently got into a fight with a man over a parking spot outside a recording studio in west hollywood los angeles. the county sheriff's deputies responded to a report of six men fighting in a parking lot last night. the department says brown punched the victim. tmz identifies the man as grammy nominee frank ocean who later tweeted that brown and a couple of guys jumped him. deputies expected to talk to brown about the incident. >> good entertainment news now. hollywood is buzzing as ben affleck's movie "argo" takes home the top prize as the screen actors guild awards. >> first i want to thank my wife who i love. our kids who i also love. you know, and warner brothers who i love. not as much, but i love them. >> he has to love everybody. "argo" won outstanding cast. the sag version of best picture. he directed th

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who had done right by her. >> earlier in the day she had worn a dress and a coat by thom browne and has probably changed the arc of his career. >> if i was gobsmacked, i was stunned by browne. he really comes from the men's wear part of the business. the stuff that he puts on the runway is incredibly high concept. it is out there. >> fashion forward as they say. >> out there. >> out there. >> that's the technical term for it. the fact that she could, or her emissary could decipher that and find the real clothes in there and see the kind of tailoring that he does is tremendous. and it will do incredible things for his business simply because people don't even know really that he designs women's wear. >> a lot more to talk about in the evening ahead. robin and sally, stick around. david and doug, thank you very much. we'll have a lot more in this hour. let us know what you think about this day. what you heard about what you saw. you can tweet me. we'll have a lot more from all the inauguration balls. all what we have seen tonight and more, more about the next four years as well wh

about how governor brown got prop 30 passed. >>> and barbara walters is hospitalized, the latest on her condition after falling down the staircase. >>> coming up in live pictures, there's vice president biden, and his wife jill as they head out of the white house and and i believe they're heading to church and then the inauguration, back to church, rather. we'll be right back, stay with us folk the california's budget picture is ing a lot rosier. >>> governor brown's prop 30 tax measure is in effect in california's budget picture is looking a lot rosier. >> it does, but there's some question now about how the governor got it top billing on the ballot. here's melissa griffin. an appeals court has ruled on a sneaky move by the governor. >> exactly. there's a reason why his measure was the top of the ticket. and molly monger's competing tax measure was far down on the ticket. and they revealed it was a abuse of power. generally the conventional wisdom is things at the top of the ballot have a better chance of passings, the further down they get

♪ ♪ hah >> live from america's news headquarters i am patti ann browne. the death toll climbing to 80 at a hostage standoff at a gas plant in algeria. commandos stormed the plant bringing the hostage situation to an end. algerian forces found dozens more bodies. one american worker died in the standoffment baltimore ravens and san francisco 49ers are going to the super bowl. the ravens defeated the new england patriots. earlier they beat the falcons 28-24. it will mark the first time two brother coaches faced each other in a super bowl game. it is set for new orleans february 3rdrd. >> i am patti ann browne, now to "huckabee." ner, now, back to huckabee. >> we're back with larry and i want to remind you again, larry has written what you'll convinced is the most methodical, logical and rational understanding of this entire issue that i've ever seen, a long and thorough piece, we've got a link at mikehuckabee.com. and i want you to read it if you're rd in a lot mo-- interested in it in a lot more depth. the and nra proposed it and the president's plan seems more like armed police offic

over what the first lady was wearing, she had a blue and white dress design bid tom brown and a blue cardigan. in the morning she wore a navy checkered jacket also by brown, who is known for revolutionizing a men's suit. fabric inspire bid a silk tie. the jeweled belt and gloves from j crew. earrings design bid kathy watderman. today, the president praised his wife at the lunchen. >> and i would lake to offer a last toast and that is to my extraordinary wife, michelle there is controversy about the quality of the president no controversy about the quality of our current first lady. >> after code's -- fers pits, her outpit fit will go to national archives. malia we are wearing an ensemble by j crew and sasha, a kate spade coat and dress. >> those invited enjoyed a mouth watering menu. >> invites dined on lobster tails, second choice was bison. for desert, apple pie with sour cream. >> i never had bison or sour cream ice cream. the meal game a price, topping 3,000 calorie autos quite a a lot b that california touch, diners washed everything down with bottles of champagne served from sp

: michelle obama dazzled in a navy blue silk coat by a little known american, thom browne, who only learned his design was chosen when he saw it today. >> i know she had a lot of other people that she could have, you know, chosen from and to be the one that she chose is one of those amazingly humbling experiences. >> reporter: browne, best known for men's, not ladies wear, could benefit from the first lady's midas touch. >> any time mrs. obama wears one of your designs, a fashion designer ascends. it's a phenomenal, phenomenal career-maker. >> reporter: it's that $14 million boost for any designer she wears. and the steady profits she delivers to the mass market brands she mixes in with couture choices. j.crew, a first family favorite, made that sparkly belt and purple gloves she wore with that coat today. first daughter mari malia, also j.crew. sister sasha in kate spade. but the best may be yet to come tonight. will the first lady top that flowing jason woo she wore back in 2009? one lucky designer will find out shortly. and rest assured, the phone will likely be ringing off the hook, may

national headlines. los angeles, chris brown became the latest victim in what's being called celebrity swatting. police were called around 5:00 p.m. to respond to a domestic violence situation where the caller claimed his mother may have been shot. law enforcement turned up at what happened to be chris brown's house to find no begun, no fight, no nothing. no chris brown either. only a few staff members. >>> and lautenberg is staying busy. he spintroduced legislation makg it illegal to have a magazine with more than ten rounds. >>> for all of our top stories, thoed cnn.com/earlystart. you can also follow us on twitter, facebook. search for early start cnn. >>> coming up, the housing market. i have got good news for you on your biggest asset, your biggest debt, your biggest in-ve the the, your house. something we haven't seen in this country in five years. and call your doctor andl if you see unexpected signs of early puberty in a child, or signs in a woman, which may include changes in body hair or a large increase in acne, possibly due to accidental exposure. men with breast cancer or

gloves like this guy had a place to try to get out of cold. incredible. steve brown our chicago-based correspondent with more on the deep freeze. the number of deaths appears to be rising tonight. >> yeah. we're across the street from that warehouse fire that you mentioned during the intro and, yes, tonight news that a chicago suburban newspaper the daily herald say there may be as many as 7 cold related deaths just in the chicago land area alone. up in green bay, got confirmation of another cold related death. a 38-year-old man found in his driveway on monday. the cause of death severe hypothermia. now, the severe cold conditions up in green bay prompting a truce between the city officials and the saint john the evangelist shelter. this shelter had been sighted multiple times overnight for housing more men than allowed in the permit. the men at the shelter is the way they make it enemy morning. >> if saint john's wasn't here, a lot of these people wouldn't have nowhere to go and there would be more people dying out in the streets or something. >> now the city officials, the cit

for thom browne who designed the dress and coat worn by michelle obama earlier today. thom browne, probably more well known as a men's designer, but has been designing women's wear and got a huge boost today. i know you're going to get specifics on the dress. let's go back now to erin and piers. >> i think you can hear what anderson is saying. you get this huge opportunity. she wears your outfit. if you're a designer, a singer name designer, into an empire, it's really hard. >> here's what's happened today. everyone was assuming she would choose someone else. i don't know a woman in the world who would wear one designer at an event and everyone is going crazy for the dress. is everyone thinking he's my guy, he's my go-to designer. i think princess diana had her favorite, the duchess of cambridge had hers. jackie had hers. i think mrs. obama looked absolutely stunning in that red dress. i really did. what do you think? >> i have to be honest, i'm surprised and not surprised. i disagree with the fact that i think mrs. obama has really champions different designers and given everyone an opport

challenging the pentagon policy, and kingsley browne, who wrote "coed combat," a book against women in combat. >>> frightening video. a 1-year-old girl ejected from a car during an icy crash in russia the child laying on the road and a huge semi truck barely misses her. here it is in slow motion. wow. the driver lost control of the suv while trying to pass another car. the child not strapped in, but instead sitting on a shelf under the back windshield. bad idea. the child suffered injuries to her head and face, but luckily is okay. >> look at this. right, the mom comes out and goes and picks the stuff out of the street, doesn't go to the baby, something weird about that video. >> disturbing all the way around there. she was on a shelf in the back. >> something very strange about that story. >> we have lighter news. big news for all "star wars" fans. reports say j.j. abrams will direct "star wars episode seven." it follows "return of the jedi" and will be the first produced by disney, which bought lucas film last year and announced plans for a sequel trilogy. abrams behind the "star trek" rebo

park where we find terrell brown. terrell, good morning. >> reporter: charlie, norah, good morning to you. it is in the low teens in central park. the temperature is one issue as we stand out here, though we can feel the winds start to pick up just a bit and that is the key thing, windchills are expected to be below zero in some areas today. this cold weather is here it will likely last through the weekend, and the worst of it could be today. >> it's very very cold. >> reporter: all day, new yorkers bundled up against windchill temps that ranged from single digits to below zero. >> i was kind of cold but i don't care i'm outside and i got to make money i got to go home and make sure i feed everybody. >> reporter: in fact it's so cold, you can see it. in midtown's bryant park the centerpiece fountain marved into a strangely beautiful ice sculpture. and for those who work outdoors the cold commute is only the beginning. kelmy rodriguez works as an emt. that means even in the extreme cold when the call comes in he heads out. often a dozen times in his eight-hour

material, to expose the brown face below. i'm guessing it's minerva-- it's a faintly androgynous image, but minerva i'd like to call her. and then the jeweler seems to have pinned it onto a background of this a of green chalcedony, but it's highly effective, and goodness look in the light what it does this little peacock's wing. brilliant in the sunshine. and i think that's indisputably by schmidt. what a surprise to come to dulwich to find a descendent of wilhelm schmidt. and i'm completely thrilled. and everybody's sort of dying to know quite how that thrill is reflected in value, i think. i suppose an object like that is really worth, you know, £800, £1200 something like that today. you don't care at all, do you? no, i don't. fact is, a lot of people do so we've got to pursue it. anyway, and this one here by wilhelm schmidt i don't really know how to value sh a thing, because it's so esoteric. one only expects to see two or three things in a decade by him, really. and so i'm really thrilled to see that. let's say it's worth £600, £700 in its setting tod

. >>> a serious accusation rocking the sports world this morning. two former nfl stars, tim brown and jerry rice, are accusing their former coach of sabotaging the super bowl. rice and brown claim that coach bill callahan, changed the raiders' game plan at the last minute to help his friend, opposing coach jon gruden, win. he calls it ludicrous. >>> serena williams showed her frustration with the rackets and she also suffered a back injury, her first loss in 20 matches. if you're going to throw it away, we'll take the racket. put it up next to pete townsend's smashed guitar. but she'll bounce back. >>> but the raiders story, you were shaking your head? >> why would he want to help his friend rather than win it himself? >> rich gannon, who was the quarterback, said that wasn't the case. they didn't change the verbiage at the line of scrimmage so the other team knew what was coming. >> it took ten years for this to come out. >>> now to beyonce, the superstar remaining quiet right now. abc's david wright has the story on all the sound and the silence. good morning, david. >> reporter: morning, amy.

on inauguration morning. her choice this time, coat and dress by american designer tom brown. we tracked him down at his hotel in paris. celebrating the moment. >> can you never predict, you know, life to happen this way. i'm just so fortunate. i'm so honored and so proud that she's -- she chose mine. >> for this occasion, the 47-year-old designer chose fabric for the first lady based on men's silk ties. >> i had an idea that the president would be wearing navy. so i wanted to do something that would -- that she would look really good with him. and i chose a dark navy pattern which is a tisilk jacquard fabr that i have used in my men's collection. >> for this designer, this moment represents name recognition, a potential for big business and largely he has one woman to thank. >> style coming from me is somebody that has that confidence to be able to be their own person and be that true individual that they are and i think she definitely will go down in history as that. >> clearly the first lady making her mark on fashion history. we'll have the designer of first lady michelle obama's dress live i

in the civil rights movement? >> guest: a lot of things did. it was his death, it was the brown v. board of education decision. as people like barbara johns, the high school student that led a walkout of the segregated school because of protesting in the interior education. that's in 1951 we don't even know their names anymore even with rosa parks and montgomery. there were two other teenagers who did the same thing. as of this resistance, largely among the young people. >> host: on both sides is and it? >> guest: definitely. when you talk about south africa we all remember nelson mandela it was the students and others that revised the movement that was more abundant in the late 60's. >> host: he did something that got a lot of criticism for him and dr. king. tell that story about the crusade. >> guest: he was at a crucial point in birmingham. he gave a direction in march and millions of people followed him, completely wrong. from montgomery which came didn't initiate through birmingham, king is a leader but only in birmingham can he initiate and sustain the movement but that point in ap

of love. the 20th century apostle of love, the black moses, so when we look at a president with brown skin, let's remember that there was a man who wanted people to be judged for the content of their character and not the color of their skin. >> mike: very well said, alvita. let he me just remind our audience, the king family has written a new book that pays tribute to the civil rights leader and i'll talk to alvita about that and have some closing thoughts after the break. stay with us. [applause]. for the new mattress models but sleep train's huge year end clearance is ending soon. for a short time, save hundreds on tempur-pedic mattresses. get the most highly-recommended bed in america at closeout prices. plus, get interest-free financing and free same-day delivery. why wait for the new models? sleep train's year end clearance is ending soon. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> loved the lord, who fought for peace. who stood for love. that is not the prophet and the man of god america, nor the worl

into ole miss. almost nine years since the brown decision. we may lose our moment. he resolved to go into birmingham. go for broke. if we can do something there, we can do something anywhere. he didn't even tell his own father or his board that he was going to do wiit. he started preparing with his most trusted people, the very ones that j. edgar hoover was trying to get him to get rid of. dr. king committed himself to birmingham. it was segregated by race and stratified by gender and condition of life and in every other way you might want to think. there were few female students at the university of north carolina. they had to be nursing students. there were none at yale and westceton let alone las point. in that same month 50 years ago, george wallace took office in alabama with an address pledging segregation today, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever, looking at a world that was segregated by race down into the state constitution's ban had defined partisan politics in the united states such that the democratic party was the party of segregation throughout the seven states.

. voted "best investment services company." >>> if you thought you saw the last of scott brown. the former senator is leading by a 22-point margin for senator john kerry's soon to be vacant seat. perhaps this is his return to washington that he hinted about. >>> spelling might not be in the senator's wheelhouse. three straight tweets posted around midnight showed spell check would be a good idea. misspelled words including you're. and he butchered whatever. >>> a member of the super bowl bound ravens plans to use the nfl's media day on monday to talk about the importance of legalizing same sex marriage. and if the ravens become super bowl champs he says he will go on the ellen show to talk more about marriage equality and says he will do a little dancing, as well. and lebron and the crew are heading to the white house. president obama will be welcoming the heat to the white house tomorrow to celebrate that team's 2012 championship. >>> we flashback to 1998 when the then first lady uttered a phrase that stuck to her like glue ever since. more ahead, plus. >>> the last time senate democrats

to jerry brown giving his state of the state of dress last week. -- address last week. [video clip] >> half a million students enrolled in community colleges in 2008. transition from one segment to another is difficult. the community colleges are all working on this. the key here is thoughtful change working with the faculty and college students. but tuition increases are not the answer. i am not one to let your students in california to become -- [indiscernible] [applause] california was the first in the nation to pass president obama's historical affordable care act. it will provide insurance to nearly 1 million californians. over the rest of the decade, california will steadily reduce the number of insured. today i am going to hold a special session to deal with these issues. the broader expansion of medicare is incredibly complex and will take more time. we are taking relationships with the county's -- it will not be achieved overnight. great prudence should guide every step of the way. california lost 1.3 million jobs in the great recession. but we are coming back at a faster pace than

massachusetts senator scott brown learned two lessons the hard way -- do not engage trolls on twitter, and do not delete your tweets. you see, brown usually ignores nasty tweets that are thrown his way. late friday night he must have had enough of his detractors and responded. he had enough. tweeted several people with the response, whatever. as the night wore on, whatever became this. this would be the word whatever spelled with a b and a q. the early-morning messages were deleted. it set off a series of jokes. one person even registered it as a domain name. the recent tweet from brown since this happened is he went for a run and went to the gym. destined to take them over. ♪ the sirius xm satellite radio in the 2013 ram 1500. engineered to move heaven and earth. guts. glory. ram. the new ram 1500. motor trend's 2013 truck of the year. we all work remotely so this is a big deal, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashley, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. great job. [ applau

"daring greatly" is a "new york times" best seller. dr. brown, good to see you. >> thank you. >> we asked a great mom, who happens to be hanging around, kimora lee. >> she puts herself out there. >> model, mogul and mom. >> we've been cracking jokes behind the scenes so we're ready. >> we're ready. >> okay. the title of the book "dare great greatly" where does that come from? >> it's a phrase from a speech roosevelt gave that says -- some people recognize it as it's not the critic who counts. the speech goes on to say it's not the critic, it's the person in the arena, who may be winning, may be losing, may be getting their butt kik cked butt least they're in there, daring greatly. this is everything i know about vulnerability. it's not about winning. it's not about losing. it's about showing up and letting ourselves be seen. >> i love that quote. the question that you used to guide your life in the past was what would you do if you knew you couldn't fail. but now instead you changed that thinking and say we should all be doing this, what is worth trying even if i fail? so why the change?

interesting is that, or, if i may make the comparison, when brown v. board of education was decided, i think it was understood as an incredible affirmation of the humanity and civil rights of african americans. >> desegregating the public schools. >> desegregating the public schools, rejecting separate and unequal. but the truth was, it really didn't desegregate the schools even until today. roe v. wade, which was won, the whole idea of women's equality under the constitution was in its infancy. there had been almost no decisions in 1973 recognizing discrimination against women as prohibited by the constitution. roe v. wade comes down, and it's not understood as an affirmation of women's personhood, that we don't lose our human rights when we become pregnant. but almost overnight the public health situation dramatically improved, not only because women had access to legal abortion, but they didn't have to carry to term pregnancies when they weren't healthy. and so it was a dramatic change in the practicality. but what we're still very much fighting is an understanding and a respect for the f

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in the civil rights movement? >> guest: a lot of things to. it is his death, the brown v. board of education decision. it was the killing of civil rights for yours. it is people like robert johns, the young high school student who got a walkout on the segregated school because of protesting against the inferior education in 1851. many people we don't even know their names anymore before rosa parks, two other teenagers did the same thing. so this resistant, virtually among young people. >> guest: when we talk about south africa, it was the students in soweto. we all remember nelson mandela, that nelson and all of a sudden he presents no. it is those students who revived, stephen biko another survived a movement in the early 70s family 60s. >> host: is james bevel, talking about children, young people leading the way to contain that got a lot of criticism for him and dr. king. tell that story. >> guest: again come a king was at a crucial point in birmingham. we had this image that king david direction we should march millions of people across the country. that's completely wrong. from a camera

designer thom browne. we tracked him down at his hotel in paris. celebrating the moment. >> you can never predict life to happen this way, and i'm so fortunate, so honorsed that she chose mine. >> reporter: the 47-year-old designer choes fabric based on men's silk ties. >> i had an idea that the president would be wearing navy, and i wanted to do something where she would look really good with him. and i chose a dark navy tie, which actually a silk jacquard fabric that i have used in my men's collection. >> reporter: for this designer, this moment represents name recognition. a potential for big business. and largely he has one woman to thank. >> a style icon for me is somebody who has the confidence to be able to be their own person and be the true individual that they are, and i think she definitely will go down in history as that. >> reporter: i am sure style wise that will be her legacy. as for jason wu, he told "women's wear daily," mrs. obama likes to keep her secrets. he surprised me again. she's really good at it. and he said he thought the country was ready to see a confident fir

-bargain on spending cuts, which i know you keep accusing me of being charlie brown running up to the football, but i think with this three-month delay -- >> can you explain that, by the way? >> sure. >> the charlie brown -- how long have you been telling me the president was going to be responsible on saving social security and medicare? >> a long time, but i think his inner tom coburn is going to come out finally here in the next couple months. >> you have just insulted the president of the -- actually, he likes tom a lot, i think. >> the president wants legacy. and not just because of, like, not because of ego, but there's certain things he wants to leave office having done. now is the time, if he wants to do -- if he wants to do gun control and he wants to do a big energy environment bill, i think the only way to do it is to finally get bipartisan muscles working, do some populist things like cut their pay and send them home on passing a budget, get a mini-deal with significant spending cuts, not a grand barga bargain, but significant spending cuts, maybe a reform of the entitlement programs, pas

on browned checks. it's -- background checks. it's very hard to say give a gun to anybody. information about who gets guns. crazy people getting guns. scary guns getting in the hands of scary people. i think that's an argument hard for them to oppose. >> i think also high capacity magazines, even though that's a tougher slope. >> harder fight. >> things are changing. i've said this before, i'll say it again, whatever the nra gives the next two years to candidates, outside groups are going to give more. newtown changed everything. >> newtown changed everything. the nra makes mistakes like that a-bo abominable add that focused on the daughters even though it says it didn't. >> the ipad app. >> at the same time, tom ridge, who knows a lot about pennsylvania politics, is in favor of some limits on this. he voted for the gun -- for the assault weapon ban in '94. he was in the house and also running for governor. he says, the nra came after him. he won that governor's race in the republican party, but they really cost him about 10 points, he said. he stood up and voted for the assault weapon ban i

. >> reporter: the owner sent their measurements to doreen brown, known for her shetland wool knitwear, but pony dimensions are different. >> you had to work out where his legs came and then, of course, he had a wide neck compared to a human being. >> reporter: so how do you get a cardigan on a pony? >> it was just a case of putting one foot in, put the other foot in, button it up. >> reporter: most of the buttoning was done lying on the ground, which was only possible because 17-year-old fivla and vitamin are so calm. no accidents, right? >> no, no, no. >> reporter: scottish tourism officials wanted to combine their two most famous exports, shetland ponies and shetland knitwear. though in the case of these pony sweaters --

the football. this is not peanuts. this is not charlie brown. this is democracy and people's lives they're playing with and this is why they'll be out of the white house for 12 years because of this silliness. >> all right. >> let me have the football back for a second and the big three are coming back in just a moment and we'll have the best and worst of the week. stay with us. t of your heart healthy diet. step 1. eat the soup. all those veggies and beans, that's what may help lower your cholesterol and -- well that's easy [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> we come back to the big three for the best of the week and the worst of the week. tell me your best and worst of the week. >> sure. you know, just so happens that i think the best week is the person that we were talking about at the beginning of the segment today, hillary clinton, secretary of state. she had what looked to be a pretty tough day on capitol hill when she testified about the debacle in benghazi, but throughout the many hours of hearings, the consensus was that she weathered that pretty well.

is a kicker for the cleveland browns and he's got a little something up his sleeve, martha, maybe it's a little something up his cleet. see this onside kick, bam. martha: backwards? bill: haven't seen that before. it didn't even work. it's got to go ten yards and it didn't even make it ten yards. there you go. martha: you think there should still be a probowl? bill: yes, i do. martha: because? bill: because i think it's tradition. am i ever going to vote against football? no chance, never. the nfc scored 62 points. martha: bill do you like to watch football? yes i would i don't care what it is, right. bill: i guess if i said no it would be a

important than her style although i love what she is wearing. the tom brown coats is different from her first inaugural coat and dress. it's a different color. she knows how to signal that she is thinking about the message she is sending to the world and it's not a message of extravagance. >> it is a message that you send. you can't under estimate that. >> not at all. i love that she went to the children's inaugural concert in 2008 and last night she wore michael kors that she wore in 2009. she is definitely saying you can be fabulous with an old dress or old look. you don't have to have new clothes every time you step out. >> that's a relief. >> what message do colors have? he knows i'm a fashion plate. >> when he came in. >> colors convey a mood but the color she wore at the inaugural brunch was festive. it was like a teal color. last night she was elegant, almost jackie kennedy style. she into simple styles for the occasions. she is into music and wears leggings. >> we are going tote next question, please. # >> last time was four years ago. i shop my closet every day.

inauguration morning, when the first lady chose custom thom browne for her coat and dress and j. crew for her accessories. gloves, belt and shoes. >> if i look back to some of the previous first ladies, there hasn't been a level of attention on them but also, there has been zero exposure and zero experimentation. i think she's really broken the mold in terms of what's acceptable. >> reporter: like the belt that was originally a sash. the first lady customized it. malia changed the button on her j. crew coat, making fashion your own. the very definition of style. and style does include hair. >> what do you think? up or down? >> i love her new look. to me she can do no wrong. >> even though the world now knows his name, jason wu is just 30 years old. there's a lot more to do, including his fall collection, which he will unveil to the public in just two weeks in new york. alina cho, cnn, new york. >> i thought the first lady looked great and all of those venues, didn't you? >> i did. i always feel -- i don't feel like she feels the pressure. i just feel like there's always so much pressure on th

, paul brown, a couple days ago said barack obama, he didn't follow the u.s. constitution. he followed the soviet constitution. it doesn't cost republican leaders anything to speak out and say, that is a stupid and offensive remark. it offends swing voters. let's talk about issues that are going to balance the budget, save medicare and get americans back to work. we've got to speak out against the stupidities. bobby says we've got to stop being the stupid party, and you start by disciplining your most stupid members. >> joe, that's right. bobby jindal said last night that the party needs to stop insulting the intelligence of the american people. joe, he's going to use his platform as chairman of the republican governors association, also as one of the most obvious of the 2016 candidates to make these points. he said government needs to be much smaller. he said that we need about half the federal employees we have. we need about 25% of the government buildings we have. my colleague, james holman, called this reagan's new federalism on steroids. but joe, of all the things bobby jindal sa

in your image whether brown, black or white, male or female, first generation immigrants american or daughter of the american revolution, gay or straight, rich or poor. we pray for your blessing because without it, we will only see scarcity in the midst of abundance. but with your blessing, we will recognize the abundance of the gifts of this good land with which you have endowed this nation. we pray for your blessing. bless all of us privileged to be citizens and residents of this nation with the spirit of gratitude and humility that we may become a blessing among the nations of this world. we pray that you will showered with your life giving spirit the elected leaders of this land, especially barack obama our president and joe biden our vice-president. fill them with truth and righteousness that they may serve the station ably and be glad to do your will. endow their hearts with wisdom and forbearance so that peace may prevail with righteousness, justice with order, so that men and women throughout this nation can find with one another the fulfillment of our humanity. we pray th

senator scott brown, was an early advocate for the formation of the consumer financial protection bureau and is the first woman to represent massachusetts in the senate. over in the house, joseph kennedy will represent the state's 4th district. he's the grandson of former u.s. attorney general and presidential nominee robert f. kennedy. ♪ ♪ >> if we turn away from the needs of others, we align ourselves with those forces which are bringing about this suffering. >> the white house is a bully pulpit, and you ought to take advantage of it. >> obesity in this country is nothing short of a public health crisis. >> i think i just had little antennas that went up and told me when somebody had their own agenda. >> so much influence in that office, it'd be just a shame to waste it. >> i think they serve as a window on the past to what was going on with american women. >> she becomes the chief's confidant. she's really, in a way, the only one in the world he can trust. >> many of the women who were first ladies, they were writers. a lot of them were writers, journalists, they wrote books. >> t

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